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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1901

Page

14

Suburban Social News Bridgesport Visitors List

Miss Rosa Stout travels Kokomo to visit friends. Many locals host or visit relatives in cities from Chicago to Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Readers hosted and attending parties include Miss Jessie Hicks and others with weddings and social gatherings noted throughout the week.

Indianapolis M I Sabine Tates Sea Cumberly Rosa Gladden Peru Jessie Pouner Charles Deltz Clarence Deltz Nora Lee Brownsburg Michael Cassel Jessie Hicks

Numerous Northern Indiana Guests Return Home After Holidays

A long list of residents and visitors from Bloomington Funnelton Fort Ritner Lakeville Hetrtsville Dublin Rushville Muncie Knightstown Corydon Columbus and Rochester travel or host relatives and friends. Several returns to hometowns include Be amount Texas Birmingham Alabama and Cincinnati. The Wheeler Penne wedding in Columbus is noted.

William Essex Columbus Mises Alta Funkhouser Ind Benjamin Harrison Danville Charles Rehling Cincinnati Martha Woodruff Morristown A. &. Harris Andrew Green Eddie Springfield Amos Hercules Reddington John Avery Princeton N. J George Mulholland St. Paul E. W. Graves Chicago Branham Mayme Jacobs Marion Elizabeth Fullenwider B. Reinken Ray Quigley Bellefontaine Mary J. Bolander Oaklandon William Tremibie Marie Jennie Jenkinson Ferdentanin, C J. m George Thom Milwaukee Partiow H. H. Stafford You Town A. Baker Bills B. A. Brown Fortville Copeland A. Kemper Acton Barnett Jackson Effie Jackson Canton William John Henry Walters Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Helen Carver Anderson George Frown Homer Ida Conner Shelbyville Carl Loop New Roas Walter King Clinton Irvington Charles Frazier Nannie Ewar J. G. Kingsbury Edith Cohee Frankfort Orville Carvin Thomas Shipp Franklin Florence Fetter Reas Mise Peart Sooty Eva Th Pete Nineveh Ce B. Coleman Coleman Suenboe Robert Hall Joel Moorman Central Avenue Grace Carver St. Louis John Carroll New York James Layman Maret Allen Cornelia Allen J. W. Karslake South Ada Allen Fremont Vincennes W. D. Howe Champaign Ill Central Modern Language Association T. C. Austin T. D. Moffett Crawfordsville Moffett Washington Street Paul Jeffries Jason Elston Clarence Brewster Howard Dyer Grant Lott Misa Gertrude Feassel Tiffin, O Sherman Lott Toledo C. M. Cross Clara Shank Frances Perry Wellesley College Perry Butler Carrie Butler Oxford Eleanor Barker Nelle Shover Bess Brown Bess Knox Jane Ketcham Indianapolis Jessica Bess Margaret Bess Greenwood Charles Forey Ohio Martha von Berg Seymour Alice Shaw Muncie William Zinken Joseph Lukens Ridgeway Abner Harmon Richmond Witmore Hawsville Robert Nossamon Columbus, O Margaret Schnell John Cowger Brock O. T Schenck Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 1 J. F. Byrne Maggie Heston Katie Bergman Celia von Berg Marie Conners Mary Moore Harry Evans Anna Eck Inside Sentinel Anna Miller Outside Sentinel Nellie Elis von Berg Mary Stuppy J. T. Bennett Bloomington J. H. Malott Funnelton A. E. Lee Fort Ritner J. L. Dixon Frank Douthitt Bedford Wis Mary Douthitt Lewis Bailey Lakeville Connersville Dewy Haywood Beaumont Tex Frank Caldwell Yaryan Flossie B. F. Hollingsworth Helen Lebanon R. H. Nixon C. C. Travis Newport Gilbert Beatty John Erenatcony Trinway Letha Pentecost Guthrie James Corbin Walter Smith L. S. Dreyer Joliet Arthur Morgan Thomas Morgan Birmingham Ala Christian Endeavor Society of the Home Presbyterian Church Gertrude Agnes de Groot George Overstreet Jamestown Ida Berkshire Louisville, Ky Thomas Tibbs Westfield T. T. McClure Martinsville Andrew Gray Rush County J. M. McCready Falmouth Albert Wyckoff Logansport W. W. Gibbs William Hardy Dublin John Baker Rushville J. W. Latta Mooresville D. M. Ramsey Martha Walker Frances Gurley George Wood C. E. Wingate Charles Morrison Sarah Carmack Newman D. Mitchell Birdseye Willam Mitchell Patrick Cary Rochester N. Y A. Wells J. H. Shepherd

Divorce in Turkey The London Telegraph reports easy divorces

A Turkish divorce requires no judge or jury merely the injured party saying I divorce you three times. In two noted cases a husband faced threats over flowers and a pink shirt with a green tie sparking a possible divorce, but both ended without separation. The husband had to pay a modest allowance in the latter case.

London Telegraph Turkey England

Mother remembered in war poems by Virginia Woodward Cloud

A poem tribute in Ladies' Home Journal honoring mothers. The speaker reflects on mothers in wartime, noting the uncounted sacrifices of mothers who endure hardship and loss. The verse invokes Marah's water as a symbol of suffering and strength, praising maternal devotion.

Virginia Woodward Cloud Ladies’ Journal

One Telephone System Might Reach Portsmouth

The Portsmouth Press editorial recalls a push for a single telephone system in the city. Business leaders favor Central Union’s broader service and connections, noting new subscribers and countywide extensions that benefit local users and hint at eventual consolidation.

Portsmouth Cleveland Bell Tribune Press Central Union

Rise and Fall of Shawls Becomes Studio Drapery

A New York Commercial Advertiser feature traces the India shawl’s fall from fashionable attire to decorative drapery. Fashion shifts toward aging-avoidance and figure lines, yet shawls resurface in homes and studios as colorful, antique-inspired accents, with dealers and women profiting from resale and repurposing.

New York Gotham Dolman Kashmir India London Norant East

Chief Arthur's Defense in Frank Leslie Monthly

Chief Arthur defends railroad union conduct, insisting they have never sought aid or asked others to quit. He cites loyalty to existing contracts, mutual trust, and honesty as the foundations of success, arguing they would breach those contracts if they struck at others. He warns against criticism for refusing aid or prompting others to leave. insists responsibility lies in honoring agreed terms.

Frank Leslie

Descent on the stairs and a divine aid in need

A poem vignette recounts a perilous ascent where the speaker struggles with darkness and doubt on stairs. Amid waning strength a divine presence appears as aFootnote Theodesia Garrison attributed line underscores faith before a final fall. The piece ends with a dessert question and a product teaser for Je-O.

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